Raymond defends dairies pace of sanitary upgrades in Pocatello
W L Raymond city sanitary inspector writes to The Tribune addressing claims by the Pocatello Medical Society that dairies have closed and pasteurizing plants were installed. He notes improvements have occurred but no more than typical for this season, naming Rowland Bros and McMinn dairy efforts and denying new plant openings.
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Pocatello Medical Society
W. L. Raymond
Raymond
the Tribune
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Tribune
A. M. Newton
Public Health Committee
Public Health
Rowland Bros
A. C
McMinn
McMinn Dairy
Bancroft Pioneer George Thornock Dies at Home
George T. Thornock pioneer of Bear Lake valley died at his Bloomington home after months of illness. Survived by sons and daughters in Bloomington Kemmerer Lund and a granddaughter Mildred Hirschi. Funeral services were held in the Bloomington L D S ward chapel.
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Ellen
Lamont Thornock
Bloomington
Lester Thornock
Kemmerer
Lorton Thornock
Luella Peterson
Lund
Mildred Hirschi
Thornock
Bloomington L. D. S. Ward
Pocatellans Attend Services for Alberta Death
The death of William H Henderson in Alberta Canada on Wednesday is reported. Henderson settled in Idaho in 1870 and lived in this area for 25 years. He was 80. H W Henderson and Mrs Allen left today to arrange funeral plans.
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William H. Henderson
Henry W. Henderson
W. H. Allen
Alberta
Canada
Mr. Henderson
Idaho
H. W. Henderson
Mrs. Allen
Pocatello Gossip Tracks Visitors and Local Events
Local notes report visitors from Salt Lake City Soda Springs and Fort Collins in Pocatello. Commencement speaker I E McDougall at Boise High School plus new residents Hultgren and Doud. Police court settles include overtime violators and a drunken driving case. hospital birth and park season cabin plans noted.
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I. BE. McDougall
Boise High School
Conditions In Cricket War Growing Serious
Fire and gas efforts to wipe out crickets in the Grand view Sterling area deploy trenches and screens along the Fort Hall canal. Melville Jensen, 16, was burned directing a torch but his injuries are not serious. About 150 volunteers are fed at the cricket grounds near Gibson while 50 volunteers are sent by Sheriff J Jensen to the Fort Hall ranch.
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Grandview-Sterling
Fort Hall Canal
Bingham County
Melville Jensen
Henry Jensen
Tyhee
Cricket Grounds
Gibson
J. Jensen
Blackfoot
Fort Hall Ranch
Uncle Held in Stabbing Case
Elmer Hencley 28 is jailed in Bannock awaiting possible assault with a deadly weapon charges over a nephew stabbing at 142 Pershing Alameda. Yanis Hendley 19 is hospitalized with a deep 16 inch knife wound near the left shoulder. The incident followed a reported drink fueled scuffle. Elmer was arrested with a loaded .38 revolver and a blood smeared knife. Authorities say charges will be filed.
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Elmer Hencley
Bannock County
Yantis Hencley
Pershing Ave
Alameda
Elmer
E. G. Houde
Yanus Hendey
General Hospital
J. R. Young
Guy Nelson
Jarvis Roubidoux
Park Avenue
Yanus Hendley
Yantis
Raymond
Buster Thompson
Washington Avenue
Nelson and Roubidoux
L. B. Tolley
W. L. Strausbaugh
Compromise Action Delayed as Conferees Retain Key Provisions
The conferees announced a Saturday session to finish action on a compromise bill. Senate provisions on telephone and telegraph messages and leased wires were kept, along with second class mail and extended first class rates to July 1 1934. Senate insurance and admissions and house foreign credits were preserved. bond transfer tax rates remained, Gore amendment on salaries over 75000 was dropped, and a 4 percent tax on oil pipeline charges was kept.
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Senate
Crisp
House
Gore
Pocatello to Become Baptist Headquarters for Idaho Montana Utah
The 118 Baptist churches of Idaho, Montana, and Utah will shift headquarters to Pocatello. Dr. W A Shanks and his secretary Maude Haycraft with her mother will transfer next week from Boise. A committee including Ben Tandy and A F Willecke will welcome the officials.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Montana
Utah
W. A. Shanks
Boise
Louisiana Tired of Huey P Long in Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge on June 3 a Louisiana House resolution urged Huey P Long to return to Washington and end lobbying in state affairs while another resolution asked his prompt return so the state would be fully represented. The House has not acted on either measure. Long arrived earlier in the week to steer Governor Allen's tax program through committee hearings.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Washington
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Long
House
O. K. Allen
Pocatello’s First Weatherman Dies in Seattle Area
J. J. Kelliher age 78, Pocatello’s first government weather bureau head, died in March at Green Lake near Seattle. He and wife left Pocatello about 30 years ago living on South Garfield. Survived by widow and son Wallie, to be promoted to naval lieutenant commander in August. Death due to bronchial pneumonia. The Kelliher family was prominent in early Pocatello life.
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J. J. Kelliher
Green Lake
Seattle
Kelliher
Pocatello
South Garfield
Mr. Kelliher
Wallie
City Seeks Bids for Oil Work on 15 Miles of Streets
City council to open bids June 16 for oiling about 15 miles of streets at an estimated cost of 20 000. Project planned for several months with districts recently formed. Work aimed to start late this month or early July and run up to 60 seasonable days. Council denied Corner Cigar license and approved hospital police fire and sanitation reports. City auditor Clark Moon reports debt reduction to 33000 in general fund and 118669.78 in special obligations. End of year cash 63994.16 with warrants 82728.05. General bonds redeemed 21000 and special bonds 16500.
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Corner
General Hospital
Police Department
Clark Moon
Sunshine Rules In May For Pocatello
Cecil S. Fife reports May in Pocatello yielded 70 percent sunshine from nine clear days and 12 partly cloudy and 10 cloudy, with over one tenth inch precipitation on 11 days. Thunderstorms totaled three, frosts numbered four light and none killing, high 82 on May 18 and low 34 on May 27. Since January 1 the temperature deficiency is 2.3 degrees and precipitation shortfall stands at 0.51 inches. A new wind record of 47 mph average was set May 21, surpassing bureau records dating to 1899.
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Pocatello
Cecil S. Fife
Hem-Roid Tablets Promise Pile Relief In City Ad
End piles by removing the cause of bad blood circulation in weak areas. Internal remedy Hem-Roid tablets stimulate circulation, drive out congested blood, heal the affected parts, and restore them. Witherspoon Drug Co. notes the product’s strong city record and offers a money back guarantee.
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Ady
Arrest Follows Highway Smash In Idaho Near Fort Hall
Earl Lott eighteen was arrested on a reckless driving charge after a collision with Fred Nakata twenty seven on the Yellowstone highway near Fort Hall. Lott claimed a 35 to 38 mph passing attempt led to the crash. Nakata was cut about the face but no serious injuries occurred. Both cars damaged about two hundred dollars. State patrolman M J Rossiter investigated and Lott was released on his own recognizance pending a Monday court appearance before Judge R S Callis.
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Yale
Idaho
Anderson
Glen Thomas
North Main
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Fremont
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Yellowstone
Fort Hall
Lott
Fred Nakata
South Second Avenue
Nakata
The
Tribune Today
R. S. Callis
Ruth Chapter of Eastern Star Meets at Masonic Hall
Ruth Chapter of the Eastern Star met Thursday evening at the Masonic hall with Worthy Matron Mabel Wade and Worthy Patron Ray Swanson presiding. A tribute honored Emily Lockridge, long-time member, and musician Sarah Sahlberg received a gift as she plans a move to California. The group discussed the Grand Chapter meeting program.
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The
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Mabel Wade
Ray Swanson
Emily Lockridge
Wade
Musical Instruments Furnished Free For Eight Weeks
Free eight week summer term offers beginners access to instruments including pianos violins violas cellos trumpets saxophones trombones clarinets and drums. Students may show talent for possible continuation in school bands. For details call Associated Music Studios 1966W Kasiska Building Pocatello.
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Associated Music Studios
Kasiska Bldg
Pocatello
Adv
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